Malawi recognised for leadership in global efforts to end child marriages
Malawi government has been recognised for its strong leadership and bold commitment to ending child marriages, becoming a leading example in the global fight to...
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Govt recommits to providing decent, secure houses for people with albinism
By Chrissie Mainjeni, Chiradzulu Government has reaffirmed its commitment to providing decent and secure accommodation to persons with albinism to improve their well-being and...
Calls grow for increased funding for nutrition
By Mirriam Kaliza Stakeholders in the nutrition sector have called on members of Parliament to lobby for an increased funding towards nutrition in the 2026/2027...
How one bicycle changed a future
By Hellen Luwayo, Balaka For years, Allan Musa watched other children walk to school while he remained at home. The Standard 8 learner at...
Cancer coalition for strong commitment to gender justice and women’s rights
Women’s Coalition Against Cancer (WOCACA) has stressed the need for women to have easy access to quality healthcare services including cancer screening, diagnosis, treatment, and...
In the dark: Vandals deny 2, 500 rural households power
By Justin Mkweu Emanyareni is an area in the outskirts of Mzimba District under Traditional Authority Mabulabo, which appears to be cut off from the...
Scottish NGOs hail Malawi’s Free Secondary Education Policy
Malawi’s Minister of Gender, Child, Disability and Social Welfare, Mary Navicha, has said the Malawi Government values its partnership with Scotland, which has now reached...
UK University, Malawi in pact over Magomero College
Malawi’s Magomero Community College is set to enter into a partnership with Nottingham Trent University (NTU) in the United Kingdom in a move that could...
Investing in Social Work will save public costs — Navicha
Malawi’s Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, Mary Navicha, has concluded a week-long working tour of the United Kingdom, where she urged Malawi’s...
Mwanza traders dump their worries over waste
By Catherine Alumando Gladys Naliwa usually walks from Biliwili Village to Mwanza Trading Centre where she sells her merchandise to support her family of...